That’s gonna look pretty cool. Can’t wait to see the pics. If you ever have the opportunity to get a dremel I would. It will let you get into some tight spaces. And it’s very good for other things around the house. Are you changing pick ups or using the same ones
Changing the pickups and all the electronics, as they were shit anyway. I see where they saved their money on the build. I got a Seymour duncan "whole lotta humbucker" and I got two single coils hand wound from rumpelstilskin pickups. Also putting in a Gilmour switch from obsidian wire, which is a pre-built kit. The original kit I was looking at seemed to be discontinued, so I went with thebases loaded solderless since it got great reviews.
Wow. That guitar is gonna rock. I’m glad you are replacing all that. Again can’t wait for the pics
Had to. The pickups were kinda trash, the pots were going bad, as was the jack. I already copper shielded the pickup guard. If I could ever get this paint job done, I just got to copper shield the body, then drop everything in and just clean it up. The prep though is such a pain. I can only do so much at a time before I have to break because I'm annoyed lol.
It’s gonna be worth it once it’s all done.
I also thought about changing my Gibsons mini humbuckers but was talked out of it by a guitar technician/historian.
It takes time and practice. Sadly once I got married along with my “real” job I had little time to practice and it shows. I barely do it twice a week now even though I’m retired. I have a little slush fund for a Marshall but every time I get close something comes up. I’ve yet to play my Les Paul thru a Marshall. Also I have thought about changing the pickup on one of my Epiphone Les Paul to the Peter Green configuration.
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Something affordable
I was looking at this head, but I've got other financial obligations at the moment.
